Personalized Startup Settings Tab: Tailoring Your Application’s Initial Environment

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    * Custom Launch Conditions Tab
    * Edit Launch Condition Dialog
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Custom Launch Conditions Tab

In this tab you can define custom launch conditions by usinginstaller properties or environment variables . The properties can be predefined or set by searches and custom actions .

Creating a new launch condition

Use the [New ] button, the “New” list context menu item or press the Insert key while the list control is focused. The Edit Launch Condition Dialog will pop up allowing you to specify a launch condition.

Modifying a launch condition

Use the [Edit ] button, the “Edit” list context menu item or press the Space key while an element from the list control is selected. The Edit Launch Condition Dialog will pop up allowing you to edit a launch condition.

Removing a launch condition

Use the [Remove ] button, the “Remove” list context menu item or press theDelete key while an element from the list control is selected.

The installation will run only if the custom launch conditions areTrue. Otherwise, the launch condition description will be showed to the user.

Topics

• Edit Launch Condition Dialog
  Edit Launch Condition dialog

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